Tiffany Coleman-McGee

Tiffany "Miz Tiffany" Coleman-McGee has been coined a "triple threat in entertainment." She is Mississippi's first multi-award-winning Christian Hip Hop Artist. Her trendsetting work has broken traditions within the four walls of the church as well as introduced a unique multi-cultural and ethnic style of music and ministry to the gospel, urban and hip hop communities. Her artistry and debut album entitled, "I Ain't Preaching to the Choir" were Grammy-considered in four categories for the 61st and 62nd Annual Grammy Awards. Miz Tiffany has made history as the first-ever female solo rap artist to ever receive an official Stellar Gospel Music Award nomination for Rap / Hip Hop Gospel CD of the Year. She also made history as the first female Christian Hip Hop artist to perform on the Dr. Bobby Jones Presents television showcase and she is the first Christian rapper to be awarded and honored during Jackson Music Awards 40th Annual Mississippi Gospel Music awards as "Mississippi Spotlight Artist of the Year" and a "Woman in Gospel, Making Things Happen." She has shared the stage and various platforms with renowned gospel artists including Jonathan McReynolds, Erica Campbell, Canton Jones, Jekalyn Carr, Uncle Reece, Jor'Dan Armstrong, Emcee N.I.C.E., Paul Porter, Brian Courtney Wilson, JJ Hairston, The Canton Spirituals, Lee Williams & The Spiritual QC's, Evelyn Turrentine Agee, and Keith Wonderboy Johnson among many others. Her acting career began in 2010. She has since landed featured roles on both cable and network television. She played a farmer on Season 2 of Queen Sugar, and earned a core featured role on Season 4 of Fox's Empire as Shine's children's mother. She has appeared in NCIS: New Orleans and The First. In the summer of 2019, Tiffany landed the lead role for a faith-based film "Shield by His Grace" that is set to release in 2020. Additionally, she is a 2X published author.